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Main Authors: Singh, D., Elmahjoubi, A., Pages, O., Torres, V. J. B., Gardiennet, C., Kervern, G., Polian, A., Godec, Y. Le, Itie, J. -P., Diliberto, S., Michel, S., Franchetti, P., Strzalkowski, K.
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.10977
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author Singh, D.
Elmahjoubi, A.
Pages, O.
Torres, V. J. B.
Gardiennet, C.
Kervern, G.
Polian, A.
Godec, Y. Le
Itie, J. -P.
Diliberto, S.
Michel, S.
Franchetti, P.
Strzalkowski, K.
author_facet Singh, D.
Elmahjoubi, A.
Pages, O.
Torres, V. J. B.
Gardiennet, C.
Kervern, G.
Polian, A.
Godec, Y. Le
Itie, J. -P.
Diliberto, S.
Michel, S.
Franchetti, P.
Strzalkowski, K.
contents Phonon-polaritons (PP) are phonon-photon coupled modes. Using near-forward Raman scattering, the PP of the cubic Zn(1-x)MgxTe (x<0.09) semiconductor alloy could be measured. While the PP-coupling hardly develops in pure ZnTe, minor Mg-alloying suffices to stabilize a long-lifetime PP strongly bound to the lattice, i.e., with a pronounced phonon character, and yet a fast one originating from the highly dispersive photon-like bottleneck of the PP-dispersion. By combining the advantages of a phonon and of a photon, the long-lifetime PP generated by minor Mg-alloying of ZnTe marks an improvement over the PP of pristine ZnTe, that, from the Raman cross section calculation, can only achieve a balanced compromise between the two kinds of advantages, intensity and speed. The discussion of the PP-related lattice dynamics of Zn(1-x)MgxTe (x<0.09) is grounded in a preliminary study of the lattice macro- and microstructure using X-ray diffraction and solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance, respectively, and further relies on ab initio calculations of the native phonon modes behind the PP in the Mg-dilute limit of Zn(1-x)MgxTe (x~0), considering various Mg-isotopes.
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spellingShingle Phonon-polaritons in Zn(1-x)MgxTe (x<0.09): A Raman scattering study
Singh, D.
Elmahjoubi, A.
Pages, O.
Torres, V. J. B.
Gardiennet, C.
Kervern, G.
Polian, A.
Godec, Y. Le
Itie, J. -P.
Diliberto, S.
Michel, S.
Franchetti, P.
Strzalkowski, K.
Materials Science
Other Condensed Matter
70
J.2
Phonon-polaritons (PP) are phonon-photon coupled modes. Using near-forward Raman scattering, the PP of the cubic Zn(1-x)MgxTe (x<0.09) semiconductor alloy could be measured. While the PP-coupling hardly develops in pure ZnTe, minor Mg-alloying suffices to stabilize a long-lifetime PP strongly bound to the lattice, i.e., with a pronounced phonon character, and yet a fast one originating from the highly dispersive photon-like bottleneck of the PP-dispersion. By combining the advantages of a phonon and of a photon, the long-lifetime PP generated by minor Mg-alloying of ZnTe marks an improvement over the PP of pristine ZnTe, that, from the Raman cross section calculation, can only achieve a balanced compromise between the two kinds of advantages, intensity and speed. The discussion of the PP-related lattice dynamics of Zn(1-x)MgxTe (x<0.09) is grounded in a preliminary study of the lattice macro- and microstructure using X-ray diffraction and solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance, respectively, and further relies on ab initio calculations of the native phonon modes behind the PP in the Mg-dilute limit of Zn(1-x)MgxTe (x~0), considering various Mg-isotopes.
title Phonon-polaritons in Zn(1-x)MgxTe (x<0.09): A Raman scattering study
topic Materials Science
Other Condensed Matter
70
J.2
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.10977